Prom queen dies in flooding, A Texas homecoming ruler on her path home from prom was gotten in a glimmer surge and cleared to her demise.
Alyssa Ramirez, 18, was heading to Devine from San Antonio when she was stranded in high water, dialing for help before she was overpowered, relatives told nearby news stations.
"She did the right things," close relative Roberta Ramirez told News 4 San Antonio. "She called 911. She called her dad, yet it was just a lot of and too snappy."
The prevalent adolescent was a team promoter, understudy board president and star competitor on the tennis and volleyball groups at Devine High School, as indicated by an eulogy.
Capable tempests slice through Texas on Saturday as Ramirez and her cohorts moved in San Antonio.The teenager, who would have liked to be an optometrist when she grew up, considered holding up until morning to make the 35-mile drive back to Devine, a last tweet uncovered.
"The way that we may be stuck in SA overnight bc downpour is so dismal," she wrote in the appalling post.
The young lady's upset folks looked hysterically for her Saturday night, yet it wasn't until the surge waters retreated that crisis groups recouped her body a short route from her auto, her auntie told News 4.
Devastated colleagues grieved her passing as news spread through the residential area.
"I don't question for a brief moment that she's our gatekeeper heavenly attendant observing over us," companion Alyssa Schmidt told KENS 5.
An appearance was planned for Tuesday in Devine took after by the burial service on Wednesday.
Alyssa Ramirez, 18, was heading to Devine from San Antonio when she was stranded in high water, dialing for help before she was overpowered, relatives told nearby news stations.
"She did the right things," close relative Roberta Ramirez told News 4 San Antonio. "She called 911. She called her dad, yet it was just a lot of and too snappy."
The prevalent adolescent was a team promoter, understudy board president and star competitor on the tennis and volleyball groups at Devine High School, as indicated by an eulogy.
Capable tempests slice through Texas on Saturday as Ramirez and her cohorts moved in San Antonio.The teenager, who would have liked to be an optometrist when she grew up, considered holding up until morning to make the 35-mile drive back to Devine, a last tweet uncovered.
"The way that we may be stuck in SA overnight bc downpour is so dismal," she wrote in the appalling post.
The young lady's upset folks looked hysterically for her Saturday night, yet it wasn't until the surge waters retreated that crisis groups recouped her body a short route from her auto, her auntie told News 4.
Devastated colleagues grieved her passing as news spread through the residential area.
"I don't question for a brief moment that she's our gatekeeper heavenly attendant observing over us," companion Alyssa Schmidt told KENS 5.
An appearance was planned for Tuesday in Devine took after by the burial service on Wednesday.
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